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Some other general science channels you probably know are SciShow, Be Smart, Kurzgesagt, and VSauce, who is another creator that has taken a break to focus on his subscription business (Curiosity Box). Let me know if I missed any of your favorites! 19/19

The rest: 3Blue1Brown often brings Physics into his math videos. Slow Motion Guys has excellent clips for a Physics class. Other smaller Physics/Engineering channels worth checking out are Up and Atom, Alpha Phoenix, Science Asylum, Fermilab, Real Engineering, and Engineer Guy. 18/x

Even in her early videos, she had great explanations of Turbulence, Resonance, Mirrors, Polarization, Buoyancy, Touch screens, and Laser cooling. 17/x
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oc27...

The Physics Girl also started with the help of PBS but then became independent. She has been suffering from Long Covid for 2 years, but amazingly she has just returned to walking and talking independently. 16/x
www.youtube.com/watch?v=vqeI...

PBS SpaceTime is amazing for Quantum and Astrophysics, just look at any of their playlists. They used to do more questions and answers, and my physics class was featured at the end of this video! 15/x www.youtube.com/watch?v=_P1x...

The way chains siphon out of a container was even named after him. He has excellent videos on Tensegrity, Oscillations, Angular Momentum, LEDs, Resonance, Laser Interference, Hearing, Gravitational Waves, and Inverted Bubbles. 14/x
www.youtube.com/watch?v=rZ2l...

Steve Mould is not as well-known as Derek or Destin, but he should be! His transparent models of siphons and fluid systems are incredible for understanding household objects. 13/x
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cg8K...

Practical Engineering explains civil infrastructure, like Stabilized Earth, Water Towers, and the Power Grid with physics equations to explain what is happening. I can’t imagine teaching a unit on Pressure without his videos. 12/x www.youtube.com/watch?v=0olp...

The Action Lab has thrived by making short clips with clickbait titles that bring people into his full videos. I really enjoy his simple experiments on Relative Motion, Mirrors, Perpetual Motion, and Infrared. 11/x www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Q4f...

Some of my favorites are about Hollow Earth, Flat Solar System, Bell’s Theorem, Special Relativity, Magnets, Topography, Antimatter, Lasers, Sprinting vs. Falling, Light Bulb Types, and Diffraction Resolution. 10/x www.youtube.com/watch?v=tmNX...

@minutephysics-bot.bsky.social made short-form videos before it was cool. His videos have gotten longer and much less frequent, but I have really enjoyed the spinoff channels about Earth science and Food. 9/x www.youtube.com/watch?v=jN-F...

His excellent videos on physics applications include Bullet & Baseball collisions, Snatch Blocks, Archery, Tempered Glass, Engine Cycles, 2D Treadmills, Laminar Flow, Printed Magnets, Whip Cracks, Curling, Surface Tension, and Fourier Series. 8/x
www.youtube.com/watch?v=AnaA...

Destin’s SmarterEveryDay video on Cat Flipping made me want to be a teacher! Recently he has focused on his PhD and longer passion projects like manufacturing a grill scrubber. 7/x
www.youtube.com/watch?v=RtWb...

He has made the definitive videos on topics, such as the Magnus Effect, Gyroscopes, Metric Standards, Poynting Vectors, General Relativity, Radioactivity, Bowling, Jumping Robots, Cable Forces, Higgs Field, Origami, Entropy, Analog Computers, and more! 6/x
www.youtube.com/watch?v=IgF3...

Derek Muller from Veritasium has a PhD in Physics videos, where his research was on addressing misconceptions. 5/x www.youtube.com/watch?v=eVtC...